The oath of the King of Armes, at the time when he shall be crowned, c.1647 (pp. 4-5)

Certificate of correctness of the Arms (not stated) of Capt. Francis Haslam of a company of Foot in the Regiment of Colonel Anthony Hungerford, 1647 (p. 6).

Funeral Certificate of Mrs. Lettice Parsons daughter of Sir Adam Loftus, Oct. 26, 1633 (p. 6).

Copy of an order under the Act of State of Aug. 4, 1627 which ordered the Registration of Funeral Certificates and the appointment of Darby Morrice of Dublin Yeoman to execute the orders of the King of Armes in the fulfilment thereof, Feb. 12, 1633 (pp. 7-8).

List of persons who have not paid the fees due in respect of funeral Certificates, 1633 (p. 8).

Eight lines of verse in praise of the Registration of Arms, c.1633 (p. 8).

Copy of an order by Preston, Ulster against Thomas Clark heir of the late Symon Clarke of Dublin to enforce the act of State of 1627 as to abuses of Arms, Feb. 22, 1633 (p. 10).

Copy of a petition by Ulster to the Lord Deputy and Council for action against Connor, Lord McGwyer [Conor Maguire, 2nd Lord Maguire, Baron of Enniskillen] and David Blanchfield for non payment of fees for Funeral Certificates and resultant order 1634 (p. 11).

Copy of a grant of Achievement of Arms to Pierce Butler of Shanballyduffe in Co. Tipperary, June 19, 1638 (p. 12).

Copy of an order by Ulster to pay to his Officer Cormock McGilpatrick a fee of £3. 6. 8. for the recording of a Funeral Certificate for Christopher Plunkett, son and heir of Rt. Hon. Baron Dunsany, Sept. 27, 1638 (p. 16).

Petition of Ulster to Lord Deputy and Council for attachment against one Baronet and 13 gentlemen for nonpayment of fees for Funeral Certificates and their Lordships order, Jan. 27, 1634 (pp. 17-20).

List of persons against whom attachments were ordered for failure to pay fees for Funeral Certificates, being Hackett of Ranacar and Mansell of Ballecategan, both in Co. Tipperary, Savage of Castle Raban in Co. Kildare and Ryan of Cloughraile, Co. Tipperary, 1634 (pp. 19-25).

List of persons against whom attachments were ordered for failure to pay fees for Funeral Certificates, being Nugent of Dunniferte, Co. Kildare, Farrell of The Bawne, Co. Longford, Clynton of Drumcashell and Taafe of Bragenstown, both in Co. Louth, 1634 (pp. 19-25).

List of persons against whom attachments were ordered for failure to pay fees for funeral certificates, being Fanning and White of City of Limerick, O'Carroll of Currogh O Loughtain in King's Co. [Offaly], Tuite of Sonnagh, Co. Westmeath and Welleslie [Wellesley] of Naraghmore, Co. Kildare, 1634 (pp. 19-25).

A list of persons who have failed to pay fees for Funeral Certificates, being Rame, Tuite Bart., Bourke of Skartysnickmil,. O'Doire [O'Dwyer] of Sihlancloan, Waters and Langcast [Langoast] of Grage and Comine of Onnske, all in Co. Tipperary, Babb of Babstown and Garnon of Slebanan, Co. Louth 1634 (pp. 21-29).

A list of persons who have failed to pay fees for Funeral Certificates, being O'Connor Sligo, Acheson, Barts., Gough, Arthur and Walters of Lymerick [Limerick], Sir William Rives, Dutton of Ranclyur, Co. Longford, Slake of Chanchely, Co. Fermanagh, and Shee of Kilkenny, 1634 (pp. 21-29).

Funeral certificate of Sir John Philipott, Judge, Aug. 14, 1636 (p. 26).

Funeral certificate of Capt. Richard Pikeman of Barwick and then in Ireland with account of his capture of Alonso do Campo on Jan. 6, 1602 at Battle of Kinsale, March 20, 1636 (pp. 26-27).

Copy of Certificates and evidence as to capture of Alonso do Campo on Jan. 6, 1602 by Capt. Richard Pikeman at Battle of Kinsale, made March 20, 1636 (pp. 28-29).

Note of fees due to offices of Arms for a funeral certificate of the Rt. Hon. Sir Brian Mac Gwyer (Brian Maguire), Baron of Enniskillen, c. 1638 (p. 30).

Receipt from Ulster to Osbaldeston, for fees for allowance of escutcheons at funeral of his lady, Aug. 4, 1638 (p. 30).

List of fees allowed by the present Parliament to the King of Armes, the Pursuivant, the Gent. Usher and the Yeoman Usher, Nov. 3, 1634 (pp. 31-32).

Copy of grant of Arms to Fethard also Fydert, also Fighthard in Co. Wexford, 1641 (p. 33).

Physical description: 1 volume (44 pp).